Shelter Fellowship Church

This is the third episode of our Faith Series. In this episode, we studied the theme of Faith in the Book of Hebrews to understand what it really means to have faith in God.

This is the second episode of our Faith Series. In this episode, we studied Mark 11 to understand what Jesus truly meant by having faith in God.

This is the first episode of our Faith Series. In this episode, we established a theological foundation for the translations of faith on both Old and New Testaments, and also examined how faith and faithfulness go hand-in-hand.

This is the sixth and final episode of our Compass Series. In this episode, we made a defence for the idea that God still speaks today, and looked at other channels through which God can communicate to us asides the scriptures, while establishing that they are all secondary to the scriptures.

This is the fifth episode of our Compass Series. In this episode, we studied what the New Testament really means by being led by the Spirit. Main texts were Romans 8 and Galatians 5.

This is the fourth episode of our Compass Series. In this episode, we examined the truth that the Word of God is the primary way that God wants to lead us.

This is the third episode of our Compass Series. In this episode, we examined the range of meanings of the term "will of God" in scripture, and also studied how we can be secure God's sovereignty.

This is the second episode of our Compass Series. In this episode, we examined Solomon's prayer for a listening heart, and why it is important for us to pray in that manner today.

What really is the heart? What is the Biblical standard for listening to God’s voice? We answered these and more.

This is the first episode of our Compass Series. In this episode, we did a study of the creation and fall account in Genesis 1-3 as man’s first opportunity to be guided by God’s wisdom, and how that set the stage for the rest of the Bible story and all of humanity.

Why do we have so many Bible translations?

Which Bible translation is the most accurate?

Do I need to know Greek & Hebrew to understand the Bible?

These and more are the questions we answered in this session.